Audio Design Associates 2006 Brochure

While the surround sound controller
is the brain of a home theater system, the
power amplifier is the heart. Its job is to
amplify the decoded audio signal to a level
that can effortlessly drive your speakers.
The engineers at ADA are experts
in home theater amplifier design . ADA
was the first manufacturer to offer a multichannel
amplifier back in 1989. In 1992,
ADA was among the first to introduce a
THX home theater power amplifier. Our
MPA-502 is still the most powerful THX
certified multichannel amplifier with nearly
2.5 Kilowatts of power. Over the years,
ADA home theater amplifiers have garnered
rave reviews. We have won numerous
awards and side-by-side amplifier shootouts.
ADA home theater amplifiers
operate in high-current Class A-A/B
mode. This means they can drive the most
demanding audiophile speakers, even those
that would require large floor-standing
mono-block amplifiers. Instead of several
smaller power supplies, ADA amplifiers use
one massive power supply so that the speakers
that demand more power have access to it. To
protect your investment, all ADA power
amplifiers incorporate large aluminum heatsinks
and low-noise fan cooling. Because of
this, ADA amplifiers can be rack mounted
with the other system components.
Since room sizes and speaker
selection may vary, ADA offers several
amplifier options that are specifically
designed to maximize your home theater
experience.
Power
PTM-6150 (5.1 or 6.1 Surround Sound)
Six Channel Power Amplifier 250 W/Ch @ 4 Ω
PTM-8150 (7.1 Surround Sound)
Eight Channel Power Amplifier 250 W/Ch @ 4 Ω
MPA-502 (5.1 Surround Sound)
Five Channel Power Amplifier 450 W/Ch @ 4 Ω
Balanced and Unbalanced Audio Inputs
PF-2502 (7.1 Surround Sound w/MPA-502)
Two Channel Power Amplifier 450 W/Ch @ 4 Ω
Balanced and Unbalanced Audio Inputs
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